European Archives - Page 32 of 982 - European Medical Journal

AI Predicts COPD Exacerbations with Biomarker-Based Urine Test

AI-powered urine biomarkers predict COPD exacerbations up to a week before symptoms, paving the way for early intervention.

Incidental CT Discoveries Could Cut Future Stroke Risk by 80%

Emergency head CT scans can reveal previously unknown strokes offer clinicians a significant opportunity to prevent future strokes

Occlusion-First Strategy Found Superior in Atrial Fibrillation Treatment

An occlusion-first strategy in atrial fibrillation treatment shows superior long-term outcomes, reducing complications and improving arrhythmia control.

Clonal Haematopoiesis After Hematopoietic Cell Transplantation

A study on hematopoietic cell transplantation reveals that, even decades post-transplant, there is no widespread accelerated clonal expansion in transplanted donor cells…

Younger Type 2 Diabetes Diagnoses Linked to Higher Dementia Risk

Study finds link between diabetes diagnosis at young age and dementia risk.

Undiagnosed Asthma Widespread Among Sub-Saharan Adolescents

Between 1990–2010, the number of African children with asthma rose from 34 million to 50 million, driven partly by increased urbanisation.

AI Revolutionises Early Detection of Liver Disease

A new study reveals that AI can identify early-stage metabolic-associated steatotic liver disease using electronic health records.

Left Atrial Stiffness Index: A Breakthrough in Heart Failure Management

LA stiffness index correlates strongly with LVFPs in acute heart failure, showing superior diagnostic accuracy over standard measures, with potential to improve non-invasive management strategies.

Paediatric-Onset Behçet’s Disease Often Worsens in Adulthood

One-third of paediatric Behçet’s disease patients face new complications or relapses in adulthood, highlighting the need for lifelong care.

Preterm Birth Linked to School-Age Neurodevelopmental Challenges

Children born moderate to late preterm exhibit poorer cognitive and academic performance, and more behavioural difficulties at school age.